One of the defendants resigned from the corporation that I am suing a few months ago, shouldn't I had been notified of that?

Is an attorney representing you in this case? It sounds like the type of case that should require legal counsel. If so, ask him/her. However,...

Should I sue or Go to small claims? or What are my other options?

Don't sue. It would be a huge and foolish waste of time and money for everyone, especially you. I don't know if your legal rights were violated...

You're correct that copyright infringement has a three-year statute of limitations. 17 U.S.C. §507(b) provides that, “No civil action shall be...

Would this be copyright infringement?

Looks like infringement to me. It might be different if you significantly transformed the work, but you didn't.

Customer is trying to sue me for a bed bug heating treatment that went wrong. Can I win the case?

Yes, contact your insurance carrier. As for the liability waiver, that doesn't guarantee you protection, as courts often disregard such...

How many years is it? is it a federal offense?

If you are legally prohibited from possessing a gun, then don't get one. It will only cause more trouble for you -- legal, financial, or otherwise...

Work place harassment, felt intimidated and slightly threatened. Will this be considered harassment and will I have a case?

Are you suffering stomach pains, headaches, sleeplessness or other signs of stress as a result? Were you forced to see a doctor? Take medication?...

Can i sue my father for pain and suffering?

Yes, you can sue him, but it will likely cost you substantial time and money, will be extremely frustrating and emotionally draining, and in the...

When dealing with lying defendants will a polygraph expert be allowed to be present in small claims court as an expert witness?

I don't know Kansas law, but in general the answer is no, polygraph exams are not admissable in court.

What is the difference between a clerks default judgement and a court default judgement?

I don't know enough facts to say for sure, but in general a plaintiff may apply to the clerk for entry of default if the defendant has been...